Bryce Canyon State Park is one of those places that feels almost otherworldly. The hoodoos—those wild, spire-shaped rock formations—make every trail feel like you’re hiking through a natural sculpture garden. The colors at sunrise and sunset are unreal, and there are so many overlooks and quiet corners to explore. It’s not as big as the national park next door, but the scenery is just as jaw-dropping and the crowds are way smaller. We love how you can find both epic views and peaceful solitude here.
EasyShort but rewarding out-and-back to one of the best overlooks in Bryce Canyon. Three tiers of viewpoints looking straight into the hoodoo amphitheater. Easy enough for almost anyone and the views rival trails ten times its length.
ChallengingThe longest and quietest loop in Bryce Canyon at 8 miles. Takes you through hoodoo valleys most visitors never see. Tower Bridge is the highlight - a massive natural arch formation. Fewer crowds, more adventure, and some of the park's most dramatic scenery.
EasyShort but rewarding out-and-back to one of the best overlooks in Bryce Canyon. Three tiers of viewpoints looking straight into the hoodoo amphitheater. Easy enough for almost anyone and the views rival trails ten times its length.
ChallengingDescends into Bryce Canyon with incredible hoodoo rock formations. You get right up close to Wall Street and Thor's Hammer. It's unlike anything else - the terrain and views are really something special.
ChallengingArguably the best trail in Bryce Canyon. A 5.5-mile loop that drops you deep into the hoodoo amphitheater with constant jaw-dropping views. Tough climb out but every step is worth it. Less crowded than Navajo Loop and the scenery is even better.
ChallengingThe longest and quietest loop in Bryce Canyon at 8 miles. Takes you through hoodoo valleys most visitors never see. Tower Bridge is the highlight - a massive natural arch formation. Fewer crowds, more adventure, and some of the park's most dramatic scenery.
ChallengingDescends into Bryce Canyon with incredible hoodoo rock formations. You get right up close to Wall Street and Thor's Hammer. It's unlike anything else - the terrain and views are really something special.
ChallengingArguably the best trail in Bryce Canyon. A 5.5-mile loop that drops you deep into the hoodoo amphitheater with constant jaw-dropping views. Tough climb out but every step is worth it. Less crowded than Navajo Loop and the scenery is even better.
ChallengingThe longest and quietest loop in Bryce Canyon at 8 miles. Takes you through hoodoo valleys most visitors never see. Tower Bridge is the highlight - a massive natural arch formation. Fewer crowds, more adventure, and some of the park's most dramatic scenery.
EasyShort but rewarding out-and-back to one of the best overlooks in Bryce Canyon. Three tiers of viewpoints looking straight into the hoodoo amphitheater. Easy enough for almost anyone and the views rival trails ten times its length.
ChallengingDescends into Bryce Canyon with incredible hoodoo rock formations. You get right up close to Wall Street and Thor's Hammer. It's unlike anything else - the terrain and views are really something special.
ChallengingArguably the best trail in Bryce Canyon. A 5.5-mile loop that drops you deep into the hoodoo amphitheater with constant jaw-dropping views. Tough climb out but every step is worth it. Less crowded than Navajo Loop and the scenery is even better.